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Italian classes and exercises for intermediate students (B1/B2).

The word “APPUNTO” in Italian: Meanings and Uses

    In Italian there are many little words used by native speakers that apparently don’t have a very precise meaning, but in reality, they express a concept, a well-defined meaning. In fact, in this lesson, we’ll look at one of these words: “appunto”, with all its uses and meanings, because it has many… Obviously, as always, we’ll give you many examples, to make learning easier and more practical.

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    Time Prepositions in Italian: TRA 3 anni or IN 3 anni? A 3 anni or PER 3 anni?

      This is the video you didn’t know you needed, but that will help you, once and for all, understanding the meaning of all those time-related expressions in Italian. I’m talking about those usually made of a preposition and a specific temporal reference, that could be days, months, years… For example: a 3 anni, per 3 anni, da 3 anni, di 3 anni, tra/fra 3 anni, in 3 anni, 3 anni faentro 3 anni, fino a 3 anni, da 3 a 5 anni, con 3 anni.

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      Stop Saying Always: “SONO OCCUPATO” – Learn all the the Best Alternatives!

        Oh, no I can’t make the video, i’m busy now… Just kidding! I’m here, but in this video I wanto to tell you about the phrase “SONO OCCUPATO/A” (I’m busy), which is often used and overused by those who learn Italian as a second language, even though it could sound a bit rude or unnatural and, when used in certain contexts, it will immediately reveal that Italian isn’t your first language. So I will teach you all the more natural, less boring and dfinitely more interesting ways to say that “you are busy” when you are asked to do something. While you are still free, let’s begin!

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        English Words that CHANGE Their Meaning in ITALIAN (DON’T LET THEM TRICK YOU!)

          There are seemingly identical words that take one meaning in English and a completely different one in Italian. So don’t let them trick you! Together in this lesson we will look at those words that have different meanings wether you are talking in Italian or in English. Let’s see if you already know both of their meanings…

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          What to do in ROME – VLOG in the Capital of Italy (during the COVID-19 pandemic)

            Despite the particular situation of the past year, we were lucky enough to be able to experience and visit one of the most beautiful cities in the world: Rome! We had the chance to see the city in a different light: it was quiet and almost deserted, sad but charming at the same time. And since it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience, in this vlog we decided to take you with us to explore not only the most renowned places, but also the hidden gems of the Capital!

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